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Well after 14 years it had to finally happen. Never seen or wanted too see this message pop up. And checking syslog sure enough I can see multiple instances of the below so I guess my flash drive is toast. Apr 3 19:35:21 unRAID kernel: critical target error, dev sda, sector 18618 op 0x1:(WRITE) flags 0x0 phys_seg 1 prio class 2 Apr 3 19:35:21 unRAID kernel: Buffer I/O error on dev sda1, logical block 16570, lost async page write Its still hanging in there but with all the write errors its pretty much a goner. At least unRAID has given me fair warning. New Samsung BAR plus on the way to replace the crappy SanDisk UltraFit 🥺

Full diag attached if anyone wants to take a look. unraid-diagnostics-20240330-2120.zip

Thanks JorgeB. I'll keep an eye on it and I'll post full diag once I'm back home later.

So Extended test finally finished and didn't throw any errors so may have just been a blip ? ST8000NM0075_ZA17ML5G_35000c50093e93987-20240330-2115.txt

Drive is in a Dell R730xd so cant see it being a power or cable issue. Extended test is about 70% done so will see what it shows up in a few hours.

Started to get some read errors on a drive. I assume its toast and she be replaced ASAP > ST8000NM0075_ZA17ML5G_35000c50093e93987-20240329-2347.txt

Correct me if I'm wrong but I believe you would have to replace BOTH parity drives.

Apologies if this has been asked / covered before but I'm trying to get temps from a Dell R730. Anyway to get the info from the sensors or IPMI ?

Xen 4.4 + XenGT = Would make my head explode because it would be so awsome

Just to add my two pence I had a play with this today and couldn't for the life of me access or write to the share. And then it hit me. The partition / disk itself cannot be directly shared. You will get access problems, however any folder created on the partition / disk can be. Below are my GO file entries and smb-extra.conf. smb-extra.conf is how the file is generated by S.N.A.P. on my live box and as that works perfectly fine figured why change it. mkdir /mnt/xendisk mount -rw -o noatime,nodiratime,discard -t ext4 /dev/disk/by-id/ata-SAMSUNG_HD322HJ_S17AJ9CQB09792-part1 /mnt/xendisk [global] security = USER guest account = nobody public = yes guest ok = yes map to guest = bad user [xen] path = /mnt/xendisk/xen read only = no I can read / write to the above share without any problems at all While this does not specifically apply to plex it is an absolute boon to xen as I can have my VMs on an ssd outside the array. Kudos to jumperalex for the initial guide.

Just grabbed a second key myself. Took all of 10 minutes from submitting the GUID to getting the key. Cheers Tom

ASRock so probably a good chance it supports IOMMU / VT-d

It certainly does support passthrough and very well might I add. So far I've thrown ESX, Xenserver, Proxmox and unRAID 6 at it without issue

Just picked up an Asrock C226 WS for a new build I'm doing. http://www.asrock.com/server/overview.asp?Model=C226%20WS Main points: ECC support and plenty of PCI-E slots. Only thing it doesnt have is IPMI but I can live with that for the cost and the other features.

That's great Ironic Assuming they get this fixed it may well be back on my shopping list. How is the board overall?